This my XTerm terminal customization

Usage

• Clone it and copy the .Xresources file to the /home/username
• And got to the location of .Xresources file then enter this command:

xrdb -merge .Xresources

• Now, close the terminal and open it again, then you can see your changes.

Add shortcut to open the XTerm terminal

• Open your Linux settings
• Go to keyboard section
• Click On View and Customize Shortcuts Or Keyboard Shortcuts -> View and Customize Shortcuts
• Scroll and click on Custom Shortcuts
• Click On +
• Name: XTerm   command: xterm   Shortcut: ctrl + alt + t